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CairoScene
5 days ago
- Business
- CairoScene
E-commerce Platform Wildberries Expands Into the UAE
E-commerce Platform Wildberries Expands Into the UAE Wildberries has expanded operations to the UAE, marking its tenth market entry and enabling cross-border trade for local merchants via its e-commerce platform. Wildberries, a major Eurasian e-commerce platform, has officially launched in the United Arab Emirates, adding the Gulf state to its list of operational markets that includes Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and partnerships with China-based sellers. The UAE entry enables local merchants to join a network of over one million registered sellers—85% of whom are small or medium-sized enterprises. Wildberries currently offers over 8 million products on its platform and is seeking to expand UAE-based offerings, particularly in high-demand categories such as smartphones and consumer electronics. To support international transactions, Wildberries has introduced an automated customs duty calculator for transparency, displaying import fees alongside product prices. Delivery from the UAE to international markets is expected to begin from six days, depending on availability and customs clearance. Wildberries has also expanded access to its merchant analytics tool, Jam, in Kazakhstan. The subscription-based service provides sales insights, audience data, product trends, and seasonal analytics. Powered by AI, Jam can also auto-generate product descriptions and imagery, including virtual models for fashion items. Founded in Russia in 2004, Wildberries now serves over 79 million customers and processes more than 20 million orders daily. Its logistics network includes 130 distribution centres and 70,000 pickup points across its operating regions. The UAE expansion marks a strategic entry point into the Gulf region, giving local sellers direct access to Wildberries' extensive Eurasian customer base.


Business Recorder
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Recorder
‘Pakistan Pavilion shines at Expo 2025 Osaka': Jam Kamal
OSAKA (Japan): 'The theme of Pakistan pavilion at Expo 2025, Osaka is inspired by unique natural treasure Pink Rock Salt, found only in the Salt Range of Pakistan', said Jam Kamal Khan, Federal Minister for Commerce, while talking to media at Expo 2025, Osaka. During the media briefing, he outlined the vision of Pakistan's participation in World Expo 2025, Osaka; which encapsulates Pakistan's goals for sustainable growth, cultural harmony, and economic prospects. The event was attended by both Japanese and international media. Sharing insights on the broader vision of participation, Jam emphasized that Pakistan cannot remain absent from global platforms like Expo 2025 Osaka, where the world comes together to exchange ideas and to address challenges collectively. He stated that Pakistan has made its presence felt with a bold and unified theme that reflects the country's commitment to sustainability, creativity and exemplary craftsmanship. He narrated that with the theme 'Universe in a Grain of Salt,' Pakistan's pavilion presents a compelling narrative rooted in nature. Highlighting the Pavilion's symbolic use of pink rock salt—one of Pakistan's most iconic natural resources, the minister explained, 'Salt, in its purity and strength, represents our timeless connection to the earth. Through it, we are sharing a vision of sustainability and nature-centric progress with the world.' The media talk also offered a closer look at the growing impact of the Pakistan Pavilion, which has become one of the most visited pavilions at Expo 2025. Drawing attention with its architectural references to pink rock salt and natural materials, the Pavilion tells a story of wellness, nature, and cultural reflection. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025


GMA Network
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Ben&Ben's drummer diagnosed with 'Drummer's Wrist'; band reschedules shows
Ben&Ben's drummer, Jam Villanueva, has been diagnosed with a condition that affects her ability to play drums. In a statement on Instagram, the band said that Jam has been dealing with Quervain's tendinosis and 'Drummer's Wrist' for the past couple of weeks. They also said that Jam continued rehearsing with the band for their recent performances last weekend, 'while working with specialists to manage her pain.' 'We want to assure everyone that the condition is temporary and treatable – it's something that many drummers have gone through and recovered from,' they said. However, to properly heal, 'Jam's doctor has advised her to completely rest her left wrist for at least the entire month of June.' 'While we will miss the energy and magic she shares with us on stage, her health is our utmost priority.' With this, Ben&Ben is rescheduling their The Traveller Across Dimensions shows in Bacolod and Davao tour shows. They are still finalizing the details. Ben&Ben kicked off their The Traveller Across Dimensions tour in Cebu on May 24. The Bacolod show was originally scheduled for June 8, whereas the Davao show was for June 22. After the Philippine leg, the band will fly to California for a show on July 12 and Singapore on December 14. More cities for the tour will be announced soon. Ben&Ben's latest single 'Saranggola' was released in April and marked their eight years as a band. Their latest album 'The Traveller Across Dimensions' was released in November 2024. It includes the tracks, 'Could Be Something,' 'Comets,' and 'Triumph.' The band had a major concert at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in December 2024 in support of the album. The show featured Ben&Ben's live music with filmmaking and multimedia elements to create an animation-concert hybrid. Ben&Ben also performed at the Off Limits Music Festival in Abu Dhabi in April. Ed Sheeran, One Republic, and Kaiser Chiefs were also part of the lineup. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News


Black America Web
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Heavy D: The Overweight Lover Who Redefined Hip-Hop
Source: Al Pereira / Getty Heavy D, born Dwight Arrington Myers, was a trailblazer in hip-hop, leaving an indelible mark on the genre through his unmatched talent, charm, and creativity. Known as 'The Overweight Lover,' Heavy D combined smooth lyrical prowess with a magnetic stage presence that redefined what it meant to be a hip-hop star. Bursting onto the scene with Heavy D & The Boyz in the late 1980s, he brought a unique blend of rap, funk, and dance, crafting anthems that remain timeless. RELATED: 10 Facts You Didn't Know About Heavy D One of Heavy D's defining contributions was his role in the rise of the new jack swing era, seamlessly merging hip-hop and R&B. Tracks like 'Now That We Found Love' and 'We Got Our Own Thang' showcased his ability to create danceable, feel-good hits, earning him accolades and a permanent place in hip-hop history. Beyond his own hits, Heavy D played a pivotal role as a mentor and collaborator. He introduced the world to Uptown Records' talents, fostering the careers of Mary J. Blige, Jodeci, and Diddy. His collaborations with artists like Michael Jackson on 'Jam' and his unforgettable contribution to the anthemic 'Don't Curse' highlighted his versatility and respect within the hip-hop community. Heavy D's impact extended beyond music. He represented positivity, breaking stereotypes and paving the way for future hip-hop artists to explore new sounds. Even years after his passing, his influence continues to resonate, a testament to his genius and the joy he brought to his craft. His legacy remains a source of celebration and inspiration. A classic from Heavy D & The Boyz that established him as a smooth yet formidable rhymer. A funky anthem with an irresistible beat and Heavy D's signature flow. A chart-topping hit blending hip-house and new jack swing. A cheeky, pop-funk hit that cemented Heavy D's crossover appea A tribute to his hometown with a raw, old-school vibe. A dancehall-inspired track that topped the Jamaican charts. A sultry, jazzy tune that metaphorically compares love to the richness and warmth of black coffee, showcasing Heavy D's poetic side. A bold, braggadocious track where Heavy D flexes his lyrical skills and charisma over a funky, head-nodding beat. A smooth, romantic track where Heavy D expresses his desire to find the perfect partner, showcasing his softer side. Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE


Hype Malaysia
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Mandopop Icon Jam Hsiao To Hold First Concert In Malaysia After 6 Years
It's been a long wait, but he's finally coming back! After six long years, Mandopop icon Jam Hsiao (蕭敬騰) will perform in Kuala Lumpur this August for his new tour! Concert organiser Star Planet recently dropped details for the singer's upcoming concert in Malaysia. Jam will perform at Axiata Arena on 2nd August 2025 (Saturday) as part of his 'WILD/MILD' tour. Tickets will be available from 19th May onwards, with prices starting from RM298. BookMyShow Malaysia serves as the official ticketing partner for the concert. The 'WILD/MILD' concert in KL marks the powerhouse vocalist's return to Malaysia after six years. Jam's last performance in 2019 was also at Axiata Arena and was a huge success, leaving fans wanting more. With such a long wait, this upcoming concert will surely ignite the long-accumulated enthusiasm of Jam's local fans. An icon in the Chinese music scene, Jam is renowned for his mesmerising vocals and powerful performances. He's a multi-faceted singer who has topped charts and won numerous awards. For his concert in KL, the star promises an unforgettable experience with breathtaking visual artistry and raw musical power. Here are the details of the show: Jam Hsiao 'WILD/MILD' In Kuala Lumpur Date: 2nd August 2025 (Saturday) Time: 8pm Venue: Axiata Arena Organiser: Star Planet Ticket Prices: VIP: RM798, P1: RM688, P2: RM568, P3: RM428, P4: RM298 Ticket Sales: Starts 19th May (Monday), 12pm onwards via BookMyShow Malaysia For more information on the concert and the ticketing process, please reach out to Star Planet or BookMyShow Malaysia. Are you ready for Jam Hsiao's triumphant return to KL? Source: Facebook